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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
3-16-2011 @ 1:51PM
fred said...
This whole article is B.S. written by some travel agent or the TA Assoc. Book your flight/cruise by yourself and then go to the airline or cruise site and sign up for their "club," or notification system. You will get the same notifications of upgrades, freebies and all the other stuff. Except that you will get it immediately, not 3-4 days later when the TA gets around to sending it to you (and after all the freebies are gone and upgrades taken.
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